2007 Itasca Sunova 35J Class A Motor Home
Description from back to front.
King bed in MBR. The whole side of the MBR opposite the bed slides out. Plenty hanging clothes and drawer space in MBR. There is a roof mounted A/C with controls for it in the MBR. There is a cabinet with TV hookups opposite the bed.
The middle which is also on the same slide as the MBR slides out and there are bunk beds here. Plenty of room to get to the bathroom and be able to get to the bunk beds. The controller for the slides and tank gauges along with the generator controls are here outside the bathroom wall. This camper has a smart inverter to where if you pull too many amps it will shut off something instead of tripping. The main living area A/C controls are here.
The bathroom is pretty standard with a glass sliding 2 door shower. A corner sink with electric plug and a mirror. There is a spray thing by the toilet for whatever reason they put those there.
The kitchen has a top freezer and bottom fridge gas/electric operation. There is a microwave above the gas stove/oven combo. The counter is a one piece with flip up extension panel with a recessed sink and sink cover same material as the counter. There is a 3 slide pantry for cans and dry goods and plenty of other cabinets in the kitchen area.
The living area has a dinette/booth type table in the slide out with the couch. A full row of overhead cabinets are across the top of the slide. There is a roof vent with the big fan which is slower than the old style vent fans so it is not as loud when venting the living area. The driving area is a Ford chassis with a V-10 engine. 5,000# towing capacity. We pulled a Saturn Ion on a tow dolly and it pulled like a dream.
The television is above the driving area centered. I think it is a 23 inch TV. Not 100% sure though. There is a 3 way camera system for driving. One camera does not work. (Drivers side) It isn’t a big deal to me since I am sitting right next to the mirror. The mirrors have excellent visibility. I angled the rear camera out a little to see our car and a car or 2 behind us when towing and works out well. There is a manual tuning satellite dish on the roof and a standard TV antenna as well.
The slides have covers that slide out when the panels open. There is plenty storage compartments along both sides of the coach and a generator which is nice on trips to power the A/C and TVs and microwave for the kids. It has an awning and a plug in for a TV and outside stereo on one side. The other (drivers side) has the utility hookups and outside shower. The hydraulic jacks can be operated from here, by the door, or in the drivers seat.
It would work as a leave in the woods camp but it wants to be driven and put on the road on vacation. 2 kids 6 and 8 and 2 adults are perfectly comfortable in it even with all our stuff. The only place this coach has gone is Gulf Shores Al. We vacation there and Run to Foley Al. for hurricanes. It was originally purchased at Carpenters Campers in Pensacola. I’ve had it serviced there and that is about all I can think to say about the camper. We are looking to get a small piece of land on the NorthShore in La. and put a hurricane getaway on it just in case you may be wondering why we would be selling. I would be. Will be adding more pictures in a day or so.
Chad
